TimeZone adjust in Linux Rumi, June 6, 2014 For Redhat/CentOS/Fedora/SL distribution Type the redhat-config-date command at the command line to start the time and date properties tool, run: # redhat-config-date OR type setup and select time zone configuration. This tool is recommended for remote ssh text based sessions. # setup Select timezone configuration. Just follow on screen instructions to change the timezone. If you are using Debian / Ubuntu Linux To change the timezone for you run the following command as root user: # dpkg-reconfigure tzdata Again, just follow on screen instructions. Related Administrations Configurations (Linux) DateLinuxTime
ZFS Manager Webmin Module January 8, 2024January 8, 2024 I found this wonderful webmin module of ZFS Manager. Kinda love its feature and functions as it literally shortened the tedious siwtches and values of zfsmanager! I’m just quoting from the developer’s readme section down here- ZFS administration tool for Webmin This is in early development, not for production. That… Read More
apt-get drush install on Debian December 25, 2012December 25, 2012 These are the installation instructions that are recommended on Debian. Aegir dependencies (Apache, MySQL, PHP…) are also automatically installed. If you are managing the installation from a remote Windows computer, well-known open source tools for this task are for example PuTTY (a SSH client for command line), and WinSCP (a… Read More
Deploying a J2EE application behind an Apache server in a production environment April 20, 2012 You have created a Web application using a JBoss application server and you are going to put it in production. Great! But deploying your application with JBoss serving the Web requests directly may not be the optimal solution. First because the Tomcat web server embedded within JBoss is not the… Read More